Toyota Bluetooth SWC English - PZ420-00293-EN - Bluetooth SWC English - Manuale d'Istruzioni

Bluetooth ® SWC 

Owner’s manual

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS .................................................................. Page 3 

Read this manual thoroughly before using the Bluetooth ® SWC. 

Always keep this owner’s manual in the vehicle. 

Bluetooth ® SWC


Table of contents 

1. Welcome........................................................................................................................... 7 

2. Safety and general information....................................................................................... 8 

2.1. Safety symbols......................................................................................................... 8 

2.2. Caution.................................................................................................................... 8 

3. Smart practices while driving.......................................................................................... 10 

4. Using your Bluetooth ® hands-free system....................................................................... 11 

4.1. Steering wheel control (SWC).................................................................................. 11 

4.2. Selecting your language........................................................................................... 12 

4.3. Pairing your handset device to the hands-free system............................................... 12 

4.4. Automatic connection.............................................................................................. 13 

4.5. Using the voice recognition (VR) features................................................................. 14 

4.6. Using the phone features......................................................................................... 16 

4.7. Using the call menu features.................................................................................... 19 

4.8. Managing the contact list......................................................................................... 22 

4.9. Using the setup menu ............................................................................................. 23 

5. If you need help............................................................................................................... 27 

5.1. Warranty coverage................................................................................................... 27 

5.2. Troubleshooting....................................................................................................... 27 

5.3. Voice recognition quick reference ............................................................................ 29 

6. Appendix.......................................................................................................................... 33 

6.1. Detailed SWC button functions................................................................................ 33 

6.2. Pronunciation chart.................................................................................................. 34 



Recommendation 

Please read this manual to get the full benefit of the system. 

We suggest to keep this manual in the car. It will be easier for you to find the information in 

case of an emergency. 

Your local authorised retailer will be pleased to clarify any queries you may have with the system 

or its operation if you cannot find the information you need in this manual or in the chapter 

“Troubleshooting”. 

Toyota recommends that only parts and accessories that have been tested and approved by 

Toyota in terms of safety, function and suitability should be used. 

These operating instructions are designed to ensure that you can operate the Bluetooth ® handsfree 

system safely and easily. 

These operating instructions describe the functions of the Bluetooth ® 

hands-free system. 



1. Welcome 

Welcome to Toyota’s “connected” world of Bluetooth ® personal area wireless networking. 

Toyota’s Premium Speech-Operated hands-free system with Bluetooth ® Wireless Technology makes 

wireless connection simple and quick. 

The Toyota Bluetooth ® hands-free system offers: 

• seamless, wireless hands-free audio through Bluetooth ® connection 

• digital audio interface with high quality, full-duplex, hands-free speech 

• advanced Speaker-Independent Speech Recognition in US English, UK English, French, 

German, Italian, Castilian Spanish, US Spanish, Dutch, Swedish, Russian and Mandarin Chinese 

• voice-driven menu dialogs 

• voice-dialing 

• personalized Bluetooth ® device names 

• system contact list 

• caller id announcement 

• advanced conference call functions 

• expert mode for advanced users 

• entertainment mute—automatically mutes radio during calls 

• seamless mobility—automatically transfers call upon switching ignition off and on 

• noise reduction and acoustic echo cancellation 

• compatible with Bluetooth ® 1.2 and backwards compatible with Bluetooth ® 1.1 devices 

– supports the Bluetooth ® hands-free profile 

• class 2 Bluetooth ® device - 10 meter range. 


2. Safety and general information 

2.1. Safety symbols 

Warning: When this symbol appears in front of a text you must follow these 

recommendations to avoid irreparable damage to your car, system or connected devices 

or to avoid accidents with injuries or death as a result. 

Caution: When this symbol appears in front of a text you must be very careful and follow 

the recommendations to avoid damage to your car, system or connected devices or to avoid 

injuries. 

Disposal: When this symbol appears in front of a text, you are recommended or warned to 

follow the legislators’ rules for disposal of electrical equipment. 

Note: A simple recommendation for your convenience and for optimal working of your 

system. 

Advanced feature icon: Some of the features identified with the Advanced Feature Icon 

are dependant on your network settings and the extent of the hands-free profile support 

provided by your Bluetooth ® -enabled handset. 

2.2. Caution 

Read this important information on safe and efficient operation before using your 

hands-free device. 

Users are not permitted to make changes or modify the device in any way. Changes 

or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance 

could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. 

Check the laws and regulations on the use of mobile devices and their accessories 

in the areas where you drive. Always obey them. The use of these devices may be 

prohibited or restricted in certain areas. 

Electromagnetic interference/compatibility 

Nearly every electronic device is susceptible to electromagnetic interference (EMI) if inadequately 

shielded, designed, or otherwise configured for electromagnetic compatibility. 

 


Medical devices 

Hearing Aids 

Some devices may interfere with some hearing aids. In the event of such interference, you may 

want to consult your hearing aid manufacturer to discuss alternatives. 

Other medical devices 

If you use any other personal medical device, consult the manufacturer of your device to determine 

if it is adequately shielded from RF energy. Your physician may be able to assist you in obtaining 

this information. 

Disposal of your mobile telephone and accessories 

If, at a later date you wish to dispose of the Bluetooth ® system, the infrared headphones 

and/or remote control, legislation prohibits the disposal of electrical equipment as 

domestic waste. Deposit old products at approved collection points for disposal of electrical 

equipment. 

FCC notice to users 

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, 

pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection 

against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can 

radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, 

may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that 

interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful 

interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment 

off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the 

following measures: 

Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. 

Increase the separation between the equipment and the receiver. 

Connect the equipment to an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is 

connected. 

Consult your authorised dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. 

Caution: Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for 

compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. 

Declaration of conformity 

This product SWC BT Kit, is in compliance with: 

• the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC 

• all other relevant EU Directives. 


3. Smart practices while driving 

Check the laws and regulations on the use of mobile devices and their accessories 

in the areas where you drive. Always obey them. The use of these devices may be 

prohibited or restricted in certain areas. 

Your mobile device lets you communicate by voice and data – almost anywhere, anytime, 

wherever wireless service is available and safe conditions allow. When driving a car, driving is your 

first responsibility. If you choose to use your mobile device while driving, remember the following 

tips: 

• Get to know your phone and its features such as speed dial and redial. If available, 

these features help you to place your call without taking your attention off the road. 

• When possible, use your hands-free device. If possible, add an additional layer of 

convenience to your mobile device with one of the many Toyota original hands-free accessories 

available today. 

• Position your mobile device within easy reach. Be able to access your mobile device 

without removing your eyes from the road. If you receive an incoming call at an inconvenient 

time, if possible, let your voice mail answer it for you. 

• Let the person you are speaking with know you are driving; if necessary, suspend 

the call in heavy traffic or hazardous weather conditions. Rain, sleet, snow, ice and 

even heavy traffic can be hazardous. 

• Do not take notes or look up phone numbers while driving. Jotting down a “to do” 

list or going through your address book takes attention away from your primary responsibility 

– driving safely. 

• Dial sensibly and assess the traffic; if possible, place calls when your car is not 

moving or before pulling into traffic. If you must make a call while moving, dial only a 

few numbers, check the road and your mirrors, then continue. 

• Do not engage in stressful or emotional conversations that may be distracting. 

Make people you are talking with aware you are driving and suspend conversations that can 

divert your attention away from the road. 

• Use your mobile device to call for help. Dial 112 or other local emergency number in 

case of fire, traffic accident, or medical emergencies* 

• Use your mobile device to help others in emergencies. If you see an auto accident, 

crime in progress, or other serious emergency where lives are in danger, call 112 or other local 

emergency number, as you would want others to do for you.* 

• Call roadside assistance or a special non-emergency wireless number when 

necessary. If you see a broken-down vehicle posing no serious hazard, a broken traffic signal, 

a minor traffic accident where no one appears injured, or a vehicle you know to be stolen, call 

roadside assistance or other special non-emergency wireless number.* 

* - Wherever wireless phone service is available 

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4. Using your Bluetooth ® hands-free system 

4.1. Steering wheel control (SWC) 

The SWC enables you to set up and use the Bluetooth ® hands-free system. It has five buttons 

whose functions will vary depending on how they are pressed, and which mode the radio and the 

hands-free system is in. You can press and release a button or you can press and hold a button for 

longer than 1 second to invoke different functions for that button. 

VR functions 

Volume up 

Press and release 

• Increase VR session volume by 1 level 

• In language menu, select next language 

Mode 

Press and hold 

• Activate VR setup/phone menu 

• End prompt, play listen prompt 

Arrow up 

Volume 

up 

Mode 

Arrow 

up 

Arrow down and mode 


• While turning ignition on and pressing 

for 15 seconds, it activates the language 

menu 

Volume down 


• Decrease VR session volume by 1 level 

• In language menu, select previous language 

Volume 

down 

Arrow 

down 

Arrow down 


• End the VR session 

Call functions 

Volume up 


• Increase call volume by 1 level 


• Mute/Unmute 

Mode 


• Activate VR call menu 

• End prompt, play listen prompt 

Mode 

Arrow up 


• Answer incoming call 

• Toggle between hold and resume active 

call 

• Answer waiting call 

• Switch held and active calls 

Volume 

up 

Arrow 

up 


• Transfer call to/from handsfree system 

from/to handset 

Volume down 


• Decrease call volume by 1 level 


• Mute/Unmute 

Volume 

down 

Arrow 

down 

Arrow down 


• Reject incoming call 

• End the active call 

• Reject waiting call 


• End all active calls 

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4.2. Selecting your language 

Before you can use the hands-free system’s voice recognition functions, you must select your 

language. 

1 Turn off the vehicle ignition. 

2 Press and hold the mode and arrow down buttons, turn on the vehicle ignition, and 

continue holding the mode and arrow down buttons for at least 15 seconds. 

The hands-free system enters language selection and responds: Language Menu. Press volume 

up or down to change language. 

3 Press and release the Volume Up/Down buttons to scroll through the language choices. 

As you scroll to a language, the hands-free system plays the prompt for that language. 

(For example: American English. To choose this language, restart the vehicle.) 

4 When you have selected the desired language, turn off the vehicle ignition and wait for 

5 seconds. 

5 Turn on the vehicle ignition; the new language is now loaded. 

Note: When you change your hands-free system’s language, all contacts in your contacts list, 

and devices in your device list are deleted. 

4.3. Pairing your handset device to 

the hands-free system 

Before you can make a hands-free call, you must create a Bluetooth ® connection between the 

hands-free system and your handset device. You establish a Bluetooth ® connection between your 

hands-free system and handset device with a paired link. 

When you set up a paired link, the hands-free system remembers your handset device. Once the 

hands-free system and handset device are paired, your hands-free system automatically connects 

to your handset device every time you start your vehicle. 

This hands-free system supports paired links with up to 4 handset devices. 

Note: For safety reasons, it is recommended that pairing be done while the vehicle is 

stationary. 

Initial pairing 

Note: Before pairing, think of a suitable name for your handset device. For example ‘Jenny’s 

Phone’, ‘Hugo’s Razr’ etc. 

Note: The process of initiating a Bluetooth ® connection with a handset device varies by 

manufacturer. Please have your handset device’s user manual available for reference if needed. 


1 Your handset device’s Bluetooth ® feature is off by default. To use your car hands-free system, 

you must first turn on the Bluetooth ® feature in your device. 

2 Press and hold the mode button. 

The hands-free system responds: Setup menu, please say a command. 

3 Perform a device discovery from the handset device. For details on device discovery for your 

handset device, refer to the handset device’s user’s guide. 

Your handset device will search for any Bluetooth ® devices around it. When the search is 

complete, it will display a list of the devices it finds. Searching may take a minute or two to 

complete. 

4 Select Toyota from the list of devices. 

5 If prompted by the handset device, enter the passkey 0000, and press the OK key. 

6 The hands-free system responds: Pairing complete. Please say a friendly name for the device. 

Say a friendly device name for your handset device. For example, you can say ‘Jenny’s Phone’. 

7 The hands-free system responds: added. 

Some handset devices may ask you to accept the Bluetooth ® link. Enter Yes. 

8 After a few seconds the hands-free system responds: Connection complete. 

4.4. Automatic connection 

After initial pairing, every time you start your vehicle, your handset device and hands-free system 

will automatically be connected (if your handset device is powered on and the relevant Bluetooth ® 

settings are not changed). 

If you start your vehicle, and your handset device is not present, the hands-free system will 

automatically try to connect to other handset devices present in the device list. 

When the wireless connection is established, the hands-free system responds: 

connected. 


4.5. Using the voice recognition (VR) 

features 

A press and hold of the MODE button will activate a voice recognition session. 

When you begin a VR session, you hear a prompt and then a short beep. The beep - also known 

as a listening prompt - indicates that the hands-free system is waiting for a verbal command from 

you. 

The voice recognition hands-free system has 3 main menus - 

• Setup menu – Always available except when in a call. 

• Phone menu – Only available when a handset device is connected. 

• Call menu – Only available when a call is active. 

Depending on which menu you are in, saying the predefined commands will allow you to operate 

the hands-free system. 

The hands-free system includes help prompts in every menu. While learning to use the hands-free 

system, or whenever you need a reminder of the command list, say “Help”. Some menus have 

“Additional Help”. 

You can say “Repeat” whenever you are prompted for a Yes or No command. The hands-free 

system will repeat the question. 

Note: A press and hold of the mode button during a VR prompt will immediately stop the VR 

prompt and go the listening prompt. 

You can say “Cancel” to return to the last voice recognition menu. 

You can say “Exit” to exit the voice recognition session. 

Or use the SWC: A press and release of the arrow down button will also exit the voice 

recognition session. 

Note: Any system prompts enclosed in {} represent prompts that are suppressed in Expert 

mode. 

Adjusting the voice recognition volume 

During a VR session, press and release a Volume Up/Down button to increase/decrease the voice 

recognition volume by a single level. 

Tones are played to indicate when the maximum and minimum volumes are reached. 


Adding contact list entries 

You can store a list of names and phone numbers in the hands-free system’s contact list. 

The contact list can support up to 50 entries. The contact list is only available when a handset 

device is connected to the hands-free system. 

You can enter up to 50 digits for each contact list entry. You can also use +, *, or # characters when 

dialling a number. “Wait“ and “Pause” commands are also accepted. 

Note: For safety reasons, it is recommended that contact list entries be added while the 

vehicle is stationary. 

Adding a contact list entry 


The hands-free system responds: Phone menu. {Say a command}. 

2 When prompted, say “Contact List”. 

3 If the hands-free system responds: Contact list is empty. Do you wish to add a contact? Say 

“Yes”. 

or 

If the hands-free system responds: Contact list. {Say a command}. Say “Add Contact”. 

4 When the hands-free system responds: Say the name. Recite the name of the contact to be 

stored. 

If an error is detected, the hands-free system asks you to try again. 

If it accepts the name, the hands-free system responds: Say the number for . 

5 Dictate the number as an entire number (without pauses between digits). 

or 

Dictate the number as a series of segments (for example, say the 1st 3 digits, then the next 3 

etc.), until you have dictated the entire number. 

The hands-free system repeats the number it heard. 

6 When you have correctly entered the entire phone number, say “Store” (or “Yes”) to store 

the contact. 

The hands-free system responds: Contact added. Would you like to add another contact? 

7 Say “No” to exit contact list. 

or 

Say “Yes” to add another entry. 

Note: Speak numbers as continuous digits. For example, dictate 555-2211 as “5-5-5-2-2-1-1”, 

not “5-5-5-twenty-two-eleven.” 

Note: To delete a phone number segment, say “Clear” when prompted for the next 

segment. The hands-free system responds Last String Cleared, and echoes any remaining 

segments, and waits for you to dictate a new segment. 

Note: To delete all phone number segments dictated so far, say “Clear All” when prompted 

for the next segment. The hands-free system clears all segments and returns to the Number 

Please? prompt. 


Deleting a contact list entry 




3 If the hands-free system responds: Contact list. {Say a command}. Say “Delete ” 

(where is the name of a contact list entry). 

4 When the hands-free system responds: Are you sure you want to delete the contact ? 

say “Yes”. 

The hands-free system responds: Contact deleted. 

4.6. Using the phone features 

These features are only available when a handset device is connected. 

Answering an incoming call 

Press and release the arrow up button to answer an incoming call. 

Note: You can also accept an incoming call in hands-free using your handset device. 

When you receive an incoming call, the hands-free system responds: Call from , 

if the caller ID is available. The hands-free system plays the handset device’s generated ring 

tone, if the handset device supports it. Otherwise, the hands-free system will generate its 

own ring tone. 

Note: When you receive an incoming call from a number in the hands-free system’s contact 

list, the hands-free system will respond with: Call from . 

Rejecting an incoming call 

Press and release the arrow down button to reject an incoming call. The hands-free 

system responds: Call rejected. 

Note: You can also reject an incoming call using your handset device. 


Placing a call 

You can place a hands-free call using the hands-free system’s phone menu in the following ways: 

• using the system’s contact list 

• digit dial using voice recognition 

• using the handset device’s voice commands 

• using redial 

• using the handset device’s memory dial 

• dial a number from the handset device. 

A handset device must be connected to hands-free system to use these features. At anytime, a 

press and release of the arrow down button will terminate the dialling operation. 

Placing a call using the contact list 

A valid contact must be stored in the hands-free system’s Contact List to use this feature. 



2 When prompted, say “Call ”. 

The hands-free system responds: {Call yes or no?} 

3 If the contact recited by the hands-free system is correct, say “Yes”. 

The hands-free system responds: Calling . 

Note: When in Expert mode, the call yes or no? is bypassed. 

Placing a call with voice recognition 

You can enter a phone number as 1 or more segments of digits. A segment can include up 

to 15 digits. An entire number can include no more than 32 digits. You can also use +, *, or # 

characters when dialling a number. “Wait“ and “Pause” commands are also accepted. 

Calling with a whole number 



2 When prompted, say “Dial Number”. 

The hands-free system responds: Number please? 

3 Dictate the number as a single set of digits (without pauses between digits). 

The hands-free system recites the digits heard. 

4 If the number recited by the hands-free system is correct, say “Dial” ” (or “Yes”) to dial the 

number. 

The hands-free system responds: Dialling. 


Calling with digit segments 



2 When prompted, say “Dial Number”. 

The hands-free system responds: Number please? 

3 Dictate the first segment of digits. (For example, say the first 3 numbers.) 

The hands-free system recites the digits heard. 

4 Dictate the next segment of digits. The hands-free system recites the digits heard. 

Repeat this step until you enter the complete phone number. 

5 When the complete number is recited by the hands-free system, say “Dial” (or “Yes”) to dial 

the number. 

The hands-free system responds: Dialling. 

Placing a call using phone voice commands 

For some handset devices, a voice tag must already be stored in the handset device to use 

this feature. For other handset devices, this command may activate the handset device’s 

internal VR application. 



2 When prompted, say “Phone voice commands”. 

The hands-free system responds with the listening prompt. 

3 Say “” (where is a voice tag stored in the handset device). 

or 

Say a command understood by the handset device’s VR application. 

The hands-free device calls the number associated with the voice tag/VR command. 

Note: Using this feature, you can directly call voice entries in your handset device’s 

phonebook. 

Placing a call using redial 



2 When prompted, say “Redial”. 

The hands-free system responds: Redialing and redials the last number dialed. 


Placing a call using memory dial 

Speak memory dial numbers as continuous digits. For example, dictate memory dial location 22 as 

“2-2”, not “twenty-two.” 



2 When prompted, say “Memory Dial”. 

The hands-free system responds: Memory dial number please. 

3 Recite the memory dial number. 

The hands-free system repeats the number it heard and asks: Is this correct? 

4 If the number recited is correct, say “Yes”. 

The hands-free system responds: Dialling and places the call. 

Using the Handset Device 

You can dial a hands-free call directly from your handset device in the normal manner. 

4.7. Using the call menu features 

A call must be in progress to use these features. 

Adjusting the hands-free call volume 

During a hands-free call, press and release a Volume Up/Down button to increase/decrease the 

call volume by a single level. 

Tones are played to indicate when the maximum and minimum volumes are reached. 

Ending the call 


The hands-free system responds: Call menu. {Say a command}. 

2 When prompted, say “Hang Up”. 

The hands-free system responds: Call ended. 

Or use the SWC: During a call, a press and release of the arrow down button will end the 

call. 

Muting the call 



2 When prompted, say “Mute”. 

The hands-free system responds: Call muted. 

Or use the SWC: During a call, a press and hold of either Volume button will mute the 

microphone. 


Unmuting the call 



2 When prompted, say “Unmute”. 

The hands-free system responds: Call unmuted. 

Or use the SWC: A press and hold of either Volume button while the call is muted will 

unmute the microphone. 

Transferring the hands-free call to your handset device 



2 When prompted, say “Privacy mode”. 

The hands-free system responds: Privacy mode, and transfers the call to the handset device. 

Or use the SWC: During a hands-free call, a press and hold of the arrow up button will 

transfer the hands-free call to privacy mode. 

Transferring a call on your handset device to hands-free 



2 When prompted, say “Hands-free mode”. 

The hands-free system responds: Hands-free mode, and transfers the call to the hands-free 

system. 

Or use the SWC: During a private call, a press and hold of the arrow up button will transfer 

the call to the hands-free system. 

Note: Some handset devices will disconnect the Bluetooth ® link to the system when the call is 

switched to privacy mode. In this case the ‘Call menu’ will not be available. To quickly switch 

the call to hands-free, press and hold the mode button and when prompted, say ”connect 

”. 

Sending DTMF tones 



2 When prompted, say “Enter ” to send digits as DTMF tones. You can also use * and 

# characters. 

Note: You can send DTMF tones from the handset device’s keypad. 

Placing the call on hold 

A press and release of the arrow up button will put the active call on hold. 


Resuming the held call 

A press and release of the arrow up button while a call is held will resume the call. 

Accepting a waiting call 

When you are in a call, an audible beep signals an incoming call. 

Press and release the arrow up button to place the active call on hold and answer the 

waiting call. 

Rejecting a waiting call 

While there is a waiting call, a press and release of the arrow down button to reject the 

waiting call. 

Switching between active call and held call 



2 When prompted, say “Switch call”. 

The hands-free system responds: Switching active calls. 

Or use the SWC: A press and release of the arrow up button will switch between the held 

and active calls. 

Ending the active call while a call is held 



2 When prompted, say “Hang Up”. 

The hands-free system responds: Call ended. 

The held call is automatically resumed. 

Or use the SWC: A press and release of the arrow down button will end the active call, 

while a call is held. 

Make an outgoing call while in an active call 

When in an active call, you can make an outgoing call with the “Dial Number” and “Call 

” VR commands which are also available in the call menu. The active call will be 

placed on hold. 

When dialling a new call, the active call will be put on hold. You can then use the 

“Conference” command to join the calls into a 3-way conference. 

Joining the active call and held call into a 3-way conference 



2 When prompted, say “Conference”. 

The hands-free system responds: Starting conference. 


Splitting a 3-way conference 



2 When prompted, say “Private conference”. 

The hands-free system responds: Leaving conference. The last call to be added to conference is 

placed on hold. 

Ending all calls 



2 When prompted, say “Hangup all calls”. 

The hands-free system responds: All calls ended. 

Or use the SWC: A press and hold of the arrow down button will end all active calls. 

Seamless mobility 

If you have an active private call and you turn the vehicle ignition on, the hands-free system will 

automatically connect to your paired handset device and transfer the call to hands-free. 

If you have an active hands-free call and you switch the vehicle ignition off, the hands-free system 

will automatically transfer the call to your handset device. Some handset devices will ask to switch 

the call to the handset, select Yes. 

4.8. Managing the contact list 

Listing the contact list entries 




3 If the hands-free system responds: Contact list. {Say a command}. Say “List Contacts.” 

The hands-free system begins to list the contacts: First contact , next contact 

… , last contact < name Z>. 

or 

If the hands-free system responds: Contact list is empty. Do you wish to add a contact? Say 

“No” to exit contact list. 

Note: To move quickly through the contact list, you can say “Previous contact” or “Next 

contact”. 

Call a contact when listing contact entries 

1 List the contacts. 

2 When the contact name is played for the contact you want to call, say “Call Contact”. 

The hands-free system responds: Call yes or no? 

3 If the contact recited by the hands-free system is correct, say “Yes”. 

The hands-free system responds: Calling . 


Delete a contact when listing contact entries 


2 When the contact name is played for the contact you want to delete, say “Delete Contact”. 

3 When the hands-free system responds: Are you sure you want to delete the contact ? 

say “Yes”. 

The hands-free system responds: Contact deleted, and returns to listing the contacts. 

Get the contact’s details when listing contact entries 


2 When the contact name is played for the contact you want to delete, say “Details”. 

The hands-free system responds with that contact’s number. 

4.9. Using the setup menu 

The setup menu is used for Bluetooth ® device management features such as pairing, connecting, 

disconnecting and removing devices. 

The setup menu is also used to change various hands-free system settings such as Caller ID 

Announcement and Expert mode. 

Activating the setup menu 

If a handset device is connected. 



2 When prompted, say “Setup menu”. 

The hands-free system responds: Setup menu. {Say a command}. 

If a handset device is not connected. 


The hands-free system responds: Setup menu. {Say a command}. 

Pairing a handset device 

Note: Before pairing, think of a suitable name for your handset device. For example, you can 

say ‘Jenny’s Phone’, ‘Hugo’s Razr’ etc. 

Note: The process of initiating a Bluetooth ® connection with a handset device varies by 

manufacturer. Please have your handset device’s user manual available for reference if needed. 


1 Your handset device’s Bluetooth ® feature is off by default. To use your car hands-free system, 

you must first turn on the Bluetooth ® feature in your device. 

2 Activate the Setup menu. 

3 When prompted, say “Pair Device”. 

The hands-free system responds: Set your device in scan mode and enter 0000 if prompted for 

the passcode. 

4 Perform a device discovery from the handset device. For details on device discovery for your 

handset device, refer to the handset device’s user’s guide. 

Your handset device will search for any Bluetooth ® devices around it. When the search is 

complete, it will display a list of the devices it finds. Searching may take a minute or two to 

complete. 

5 Select Toyota from the list of devices. 

6 If prompted by the handset device, enter the passkey 0000, and press the OK key. 

7 The hands-free system responds: Pairing complete. Please say a friendly name for the device. 

Say a friendly device name for your handset device. For example, you can say ‘Jenny’s Phone’ 

8 The hands-free system responds: added. 

Some handset devices may ask you to accept the Bluetooth ® link. Enter Yes. 

9 After a few seconds the hands-free system responds: Connection complete. 

Connect a paired handset device 


2 When prompted, say “Connect ”, where is the friendly 

name for the handset device you want to connect. For example ‘Connect Jenny’s Phone’. 

The hands-free system responds: Connecting . 

Upon successful completion, the hands-free system responds: Connection complete. 

Disconnect the connected handset device 

This feature will disconnect the Bluetooth ® link to the handset device. The handset device will 

remain paired with the system. 


2 When prompted, say “Disconnect ”, where is the friendly 

name for the handset device you want to disconnect. For example ‘Disconnect Jenny’s Phone’. 

The hands-free system responds: Disconnecting . 

Upon successful disconnection, the hands-free system responds: Disconnection complete. 

Removing a paired handset device 

This feature will remove the handset device from the device list. The handset device will no longer 

be paired with the hands-free system. To reconnect the handset device the pairing procedure must 

be redone. 


2 When prompted, say “Remove ”, where is the friendly name 

for the handset device you want to remove. For example ‘Remove Jenny’s Phone’. 

3 The hands-free system responds: Removing . Are you sure? 

4 Say “Yes”. 

Upon successful removal, the hands-free system responds: Device Removed. 


Removing all paired handset devices 


2 When prompted, say “Remove all Devices”. 

3 The hands-free system responds: Are you sure you want to remove all devices? 


Upon successful removal, the hands-free system responds: All Devices Removed. 

Using the device list 

Alternatively the handset devices can be managed using the “List Devices” command. 

Listing the handset devices in the device list. 


2 When prompted, say “List Devices”. 

3 The hands-free system begins to list the devices paired: First device , next device 

… , last device . 

If a handset device is connected to the hands-free system: Connected will be played after that 

device is listed. 

Note: To move quickly through the device list, you can say ”Previous device” or ”Next 

device”. 

Connect a handset device when listing the devices. 

1 List the devices. 

2 When the device name is played for the handset device you want to connect, say “Connect 

Device”. 

The hands-free system responds: Connecting . 

Upon successful completion, the hands-free system responds: Connection complete. 

Disconnect a handset device when listing the devices. 


2 When the device name is played for the handset device you want to disconnect, say 

“Disconnect Device”. 

The hands-free system responds: Disconnecting . 

Upon successful disconnection, the hands-free system responds: Disconnection complete. 

Remove a handset device when listing the devices. 


2 When the device name is played for the handset device you want to remove, say “Remove 

Device”. 

3 The hands-free system responds: Removing . Are you sure? 


Upon successful removal, the hands-free system responds: Device Removed. 


Call announce setting 

To turn the Caller ID Announce feature on or off. 


2 When prompted, say “Caller Announce On” or “Caller Announce Off”. 

The hands-free system responds: Caller Announce On or Caller Announce Off. 

Expert mode setting 

Expert mode speeds up hands-free system operation for advanced users. To turn the Expert mode 

feature on or off. 


2 When prompted, say “Expert Mode On” or “Expert Mode Off”. 

The hands-free system responds: Expert mode On or Expert mode Off. 

In this user guide, any system prompts enclosed in {} represent prompts that are suppressed in 

Expert mode. 

Audio indicators 

Audio indicators are supported for the following events: 

New voicemail message received. 

New SMS message received 

Low battery. 

You have a voicemail. 

You have a new message. 

Phone battery low. 


5. If you need help 

If you have any additional questions, please contact your authorised retailer. 

5.1. Warranty coverage 

Please refer to the warranty information provided at the time of purchase. 

5.2. Troubleshooting 

Poor voice recognition performance 

• Always divert air flow from vent or defrost away from the microphone; airflow into microphone 

will severely impact audio and voice recognition performance. 

• Speak toward the direction of the microphone. 

• Check position of the microphone. 

• Enter digits in segments. 

• Speak with no pauses. 

• Talk loudly. 

• Ensure your native language pack is supported. 

Poor sound quality on the remote phone 

• Always divert air flow from vent or defrost away from the microphone; airflow into microphone 

will severely impact audio and voice recognition performance. 

You cannot pair new handset devices with the hands-free system 

• The handset devices must support Bluetooth ® Hands-free Profile 1.5, 1.0 or 0.96. 

• Remove all previous pairings using the Remove all devices command and reset the hands-free 

system. 

• Delete the pairing information on the hands-free device and ensure that the handset is 

removed from any other hands-free systems with which it is paired. 

• During pairing, try and connect the handset device from its Bluetooth ® menu. 

Voice recognition does not respond, or in-vehicle audio is not heard on the remote 

phone 

• Check microphone connection. 

• Check the connection to the electronic module. 


You cannot use phone voice commands 

• You may not have a “voice tag” set up for the number you want to dial. Follow your device’s 

user manual to set up voice dialling. 

• Most handset devices will prompt with a beep to indicate it is now time to speak. Wait until 

the beep has ended before speaking. Do not over speak the beep. If your handset device is in 

silence/vibrate mode the beep may not be heard. 


5.3. Voice recognition quick reference 

Phone menu 

Multi-function button 

Phone menu. {Say a command} 

”Setup menu” Setup menu. {Say a command}… 

”Dial Number” Number please? 

”Dial/Yes” Calling 

”Clear” Last String Cleared… 

”Clear all” Number please? 

”Help” Dial menu. You can say ”Clear”, 

”Clear all”,… 

”Cancel” Cancelled. Phone menu. 

{Say a command} 

”Exit” Goodbye 

”Call {Call yes or no?} ”Yes” Calling {} 

”No” Cancelled. Phone menu. {Say a command} 

”Repeat” Call yes or no? 

”Help” Say yes to call, no to cancel 


”Phone voice commands” 

”Redial” Redialling 

”Memory Dial” Memory dial number please 

 

is this correct? ”Yes” Dialling 

”No” Cancelled. Phone menu. 


”Repeat” is this correct? 

”Help” Say yes to dial, no to cancel 


”Contact List” Contact list. {Say a command}… 

Contact list is empty. 

Do you wish to add a contact? ”Yes” Say the name… 

”No” Cancelled. Phone menu. 


”Repeat” Contact list is empty. Do… 

”Help” There are currently no contacts. 

Would… 


”Help” Phone menu. You can say ”Dial Number”… 



Call menu 


Call menu. {Say a command} 

”Hang up” Call Ended 

”Privacy mode” Privacy mode 

”Hands-free mode” Hands-free mode 

”Mute” Call Muted 

”Unmute” Call Unmuted 

”Enter ” 

”Switch call” Switching active calls 

”Conference” Starting conference 

”Private conference” Leaving conference 

”Hang up all calls” All calls ended 

”Dial Number” Number please?… 

”Call ” {Call yes or no?}… 

”Help” Call menu. You can say ”Dial number”… 

”Additional Help” Additional help. You can also say ”Hang up”… 



Contact list menu 

Contact list. {Say a command} 

”Add Contact” 

Say the name ”” 

Say the number for 

 

”Yes/Add” Contact added. Would you like to add 

another contact? 

”Clear” Last string Cleared… 

”Clear all” Say the number for 

”Help” Add contact. You can say ”Clear”, ”Clear 

all”, … 

”Cancel” Cancelled. Contact list. {Say command} 


”Delete ” Are you sure you want to delete 

the contact ? ”Yes” Contact deleted 

”No” Cancelled. Contact list. 


”Repeat” Are you sure you want to 

delete… 

”Help” Deleting contact . 

Say yes to… 


”List Contacts” First contact ”Call Contact” {Call yes or…} 

Or 

Next contact ”Delete Contact” Are you sure you want to 

delete the contact… 

Or 

Last contact ”Details” … 

”Next Contact” Next contact … 

”Previous Contact” Previous contact … 

”Help” You can say ”Next Contact”, ”Previous… 

”Cancel” Cancelled. Contact list. 



”Help” Contact List. You can say ”Add contact”, ”List Contacts”… 

”Cancel” Cancelled. Phone menu. {Say a command} 



Setup menu 


Setup menu. {Say a command} 

”Pair Device” Set your device in scan mode and enter 0000 if prompted for the passcode 

Pairing complete. Please say a friendly name for the device 

”” added 

”Connect ” Connecting … Connection complete 

”Disconnect ” Disconnecting … Disconnection complete 

”Remove ” Removing 

Are you sure? ”Yes” Device removed 

”No” Cancelled. Setup menu. 


”Repeat” Removing . Are you sure? 

”Help” Say yes to remove the 

device… 


”Remove all Devices” Are you sure you want to 

remove all devices ”Yes” All devices removed 

”No” Cancelled. Setup menu. 


”Repeat” Are you sure you want to 

remove all… 

”Help” Say yes to remove all the 

devices… 


”List Devices” First device ”Connect Device” Connecting 

Or 

Next device ”Disconnect Device” Disconnecting 

 

Or 

Last device ”Remove Device” Removing . Are you… 

”Next Device” Next device … 

”Previous Device” Previous device 

… 

”Help” You can say ”Next device”, 

”Previous… 

”Cancel” Cancelled. Setup menu. 



”Expert Mode on” Expert Mode On 

”Expert Mode off” Expert Mode Off 

”Call Announce off” Call Announce Off 

”Help” Setup menu. You can say ”Pair device”… 

”Cancel” Cancelled. Phone menu. {Say Command}* 

”Exit” Goodbye * Only if a hands-free device is connected. 


6. Appendix 

6.1. Detailed SWC button functions 

Button 

Mode 

Arrow 

up 

Arrow 

down 

Action 

Press and 

release 

Press and 

hold 

Press and 

release 

Press and 

hold 

Press and 

release 

Press and 

hold 

State 

Idle Connected Call VR session 

- - - - 

• Activate Setup 

menu 

- 

• End pairing 

process 

• Activate 

phone menu 

• Answer 

incoming call 

- - 

• Reject 

incoming call 

• End pairing 

process 

- - 

• Activate call 

menu 

• Toggle 

between hold 

and resume 

• Answer 

waiting call 

• Switch 

between held 

and active call 

• Transfer call 

from handsfree 

system to 

handset 

• Transfer call 

from handset 

to hands-free 

system 

• End prompt, 

play listen 

prompt 

• End the active • End VR 

call 

session 

• Reject waiting 

call 

• End all active 

calls 

- 

- 

- 


Button 

Action 

State 

Idle Connected Call VR session 

Volume 

Up 

Press and 

release 

• Increase VR 

volume by 

one level 


volume by 

one level 

• Increase 

hands-free 

volume by 

one level 


volume by 

one level 

• In language 

menu, select 

next language 

Press and 

hold 

- - 

• Mute 

• Unmute 

- 

Volume 

Down 

Press and 

release 

- 


volume by 

one level 

• Decrease 

hands-free 

volume by 

one level 

• Decrease VR 

volume by 

one level 

• In language 

menu, select 

last language 

Press and 

hold 

- - 

• Mute 

• Unmute 

- 

Mode + 

Volume 

down 

Press and 

hold for 

15 seconds 

• Starting from 

ignition Off 

while putting 

ignition On 

will activate 

language 

menu 

- - - 

6.2. Pronunciation chart 

Symbol 

Pronunciation 

* star 

# pound “or” hash 

+ plus 

0 zero “or” oh 

W 

wait 

P 

pause 

In the interest of product improvement, specifications are subject to change without notice. 

The illustrations in this manual may be slightly different from the actual product due to printing 

conditions. 

If you have any problems or wish to enquire about the availability of spare parts, please contact 

your authorised retailer. 


www.toyota-europe.com 

PZ420-00293-EN 

Publication no. AOM 000 146-0 

Printed in Belgium (August 2007)

Toyota Bluetooth SWC English - PZ420-00293-EN - Bluetooth SWC English - Manuale d'Istruzioni

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